Kylie Jenner dresses up her bikini with more than $100K in jewelry (including a tiara)

Kylie Jenner wore rings from Tiffany & Co. and Cartier for a poolside selfie shoot. Instagram/@kyliejenner

Kylie Jenner is mixing her own diamonds with daughter Stormi’s personal bling.

The beauty mogul took to Instagram to share some swimsuit content over the weekend, styling her black metallic Frankies Bikinis x Khy bikini top and bottom with more than $100,000 worth of diamond jewelry — and a $3 dress-up crown from Michaels.

How’s that for high-low?

With three rings visible in the snaps, the diamonds amount to more than $100,000. Instagram/@kyliejenner
Jenner, wearing a bikini from. her own Frankie’s Bikinis collaboration, chose to finish off her look with a $3 children’s crown. Instagram/@kyliejenner

Jenner chose three distinct diamond rings for the poolside selfie shoot: a Sixteen Stone by Tiffany band ($18,200), a more modern Tiffany HardWear link ring ($16,800) and a chunky Panthère de Cartier style ($66,000).

She topped it all off with a children’s play tiara ($3) studded with plastic gems, including a giant heart in the center.

The sparkle didn’t stop there; Jenner also showed off her bejeweled phone phone in the upload, along with her silver Khy x Gia Borghini wedge heels.

Taking to Instagram, Jenner showed off her fully blinged-out look, including gems on her phone case. kyliejenner/Instagram
Jenner has been rocking bikinis from her own collaboration the entire summer. Instagram/@kyliejenner

Jenner has been leaning into the Cartier Panthère collection lately — perhaps thanks to the fact that her boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet, is a brand ambassador.

The couple wore a pair of smaller matching Panthère rings at the BAFTAs in 2025, and Jenner’s been spotted sporting a pendant necklace and stud earrings from the same collection, too.

She’s also the proud owner of multiple Cartier Love bracelets and a diamond-encrusted Panthère de Cartier watch, which she wore courtside with Chalamet throughout the NBA playoffs last year.

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